feminine, for what
I'd expect -
linger
for a second on the seventh -
that impossible interval.
I almost press them,
like branding day,
into the flesh of my side.
Just the fingertips remain
now;
each dainty ridge made of
whirls and valleys
makes me want to be
a phoenix.
Author notes
Choppy, I know. This was a late night desperate attempt to break my writer's block; any comments are appreciated.
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Second and third poems for a dozenglassroses contest:
http://allpoetry.com/poem/4368999
http://allpoetry.com/poem/4595903
How they Relate:
All three of these poems are written about the same boy; a now close friend of mine who I've liked for several months. I am currently in an excellent relationship with someone else, and the above poetry was written in an attempt to try to sort out my feelings for the other boy.
So sort of untraditional love poems, but love poems nonetheless,I think.
A contest entry
- Give Me Your Love! by SincerelyMegan.
575 points, ended September 14, 2008, 43 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - love poetry.. but read the rules! by z etoile.
625 points, ended September 17, 2008, 14 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Give me YOUR BEST by sapphireangelwings.
750 points, ended October 2, 2008, 48 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Wow Me by BehindTheShadow.
2550 points, ended October 5, 2008, 41 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - & all I ask, is for your best-- by Kiss the girl--x.
700 points, ended December 6, 2008, 45 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Wanted: Rockin love poetry! by babydollxgonexwrong.
400 points, ended December 22, 2008, 33 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Prewrites Only by wingsofgold25.
700 points, ended January 28, 75 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Comments Contest by Bean Sidhe.
700 points, ended March 18, 28 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Bring your best PW (5 to 50 words) QUICKY by Meroza.
700 points, ended April 1, 54 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - The Phoenix by Forgotten Anomaly.
700 points, ended April 6, 14 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Any comments are appreciated.
Comments
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This is a little choppy but not bad. I like the description in this. Its defenetly an intersting take on love poetry. Thank you for entering the contest and good luck.
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An interesting take on the prompt I must say.
Best of luck
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There is definitely a unique something about this piece. I do think it needs to be fleshed out a bit and maybe added to, just to strengthen the idea and create more in the way of imagery. But the innocence and near secrecy in the lines are haunting.
A lovely addition to my contest! Thank you for your entry and good luck!
-Beàn Sidħe -
A little short but right to the point.
Very well done. -
I like the idea and the image - there was just not enough to it... the brevity just wasn't strong enough, I feel.
Not feeling it.
~prewrites, come and get them -
this is really really really pretty,
and i don't know why, it's simple, but it reminds me of how i feel for my best friend.
♥

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Nice job!


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Quite a unique piece and descriptive as well
It sets up a detailed scene for the reader
I liked it

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Very unusual piece that leaves one feeling the emotion. Nice job with the imagery as well. Thanks for entering.


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Thank you for entering these poems. The first poem "Ribbed" seemed to have a small splash of sensual words great job. YOur poem "Cars" seemed to be penned about the memories you have with this person which you miss and I love the last line "I miss-missing you"
and the third poem "It looks better on"
I liked these lines
I'd hate to
see the alcohol in your
breath
soil my
Cinderella dress.
Great job and thank you for entering my contest.
MJ -
The phantom feeling of your lovers fingers lingering upon the fleshful desires of the heart....What a beautiful piece you have penned here!! Best wishes...


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I loved this!
I like how you started off the poem especially.
And also how you ended it.
Great write.
Good luck! -
There is a delicacy in the language and a feeling of doubt in the hesitancy of the rythmn of the words. The dance like sunlight with shadows and make this a trepedicious sensual dance with a prayer for happiness sighing in the breath. It is seductive in its own innocence. Beautifully done.
Love, Tom B.

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Ooh I like this. It's a very cool and unique structure and I love the wording and imagery. Nice work!















